Research opportunities
Reading offers you state of the art facilities for research in both humanities and science based areas, you will be supervised by highly successful, internationally renowned and research-active staff.
General areas of interest are listed below. Staff state particular areas of interest on their personal web pages (follow the links).
Contact the relevant member of staff to discuss your research ideas or if you would like a more general discussion contact our Director of Postgraduate Research Studies, Dr Kevin White
Studentships
We frequently have studentships available. They will be advertised on this page and FindaPhD.com.
Research proposals in the following areas are welcomed:
British and European Prehistory
Burial Archaeology
Environmental Archaeology
- Professor Martin Bell (molluscs and wetlands)
- Dr Nick Branch (palaeoecology)
- Professor Dominik Fleitmann (palaeoclimate and palaeoenvironment)
- Dr Wendy Matthews (palaeoecology)
Geoarchaeology
- Professor Martin Bell
- Dr Wendy Matthews (micromorphology)
Geophysics
Landscape Archaeology
- Professor Grenville Astill (medieval)
- Professor Martin Bell (Britain)
- Dr Stuart Black (Mediterranean)
- Professor Richard Bradley (Britain, Scandinavia and Southern Europe)
- Professor Roger Matthews
- Dr Wendy Matthews (Near East)
Material Culture
- Dr John Creighton
- Dr Hella Eckardt
- Professor Michael Fulford
- Professor Roberta Gilchrist
- Dr Robert Hosfield
- Professor Roger Matthews
- Dr Gabor Thomas
Medieval Archaeology
- Professor Grenville Astill
- Professor Roberta Gilchrist (including monasticism)
- Dr Aleks Pluskowski
- Dr Gabor Thomas
Near Eastern Archaeology
Palaeohealth and Diet
Roman Archaeology
Scientific Dating
Social Archaeology
- Dr Hella Eckardt
- Professor Roberta Gilchrist (gender and lifecycles)
- Professor Roger Matthews
Urbanism and Buildings Archaeology
- Professor Grenville Astill (medieval)
- Dr John Creighton (Iron Age and Roman)
- Professor Michael Fulford (Iron Age and Roman)
- Professor Roberta Gilchrist (medieval)
- Dr Wendy Matthews (Near East)
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